Stereogum — Band To Watch alumni Cross Record dwell on a Texas ranch making eerie, tumbleweed-strewn post-rock epics. So it only makes sense that band braintrust Emily Cross and Dan Duszynski formed a trio with Shearwater mastermind Jonathan Meiburg, their fello... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — More magic from Loma -- the new project from Cross Record + Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg -- whose debut single "Black Willow" is one of our favorite songs of the year. The driving "Relay Runner", which Meiburg calls "the happiest accident on th... more info

Stereogum — Loma is a new collaborative project cooked up by Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg and the Texas duo Cross Record, and they'll release their first album together early next year on Sub Pop. The three of them met when Cross Record opened for Shearwater on... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Loma is the new collaborative project from the incredible Dripping Springs, TX band Cross Record + Shearwater's Jonathan Meiburg, and today the group graces us with some beautifully mystical vibes in the form of the devastating, ASMR-inducing fi... more info

Stereogum — Lucas Oswald used to play in the Appleseed Cast and currently plays in Shearwater, but under his own name, he writes buoyant indie-pop about depression. Whet, his sophomore solo album, is arriving in September, and today, he's whetting your appetite ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — They worked on the album with Flaming Lips collaborator Dave Fridmann and Shearwater collaborator Danny Reisch. Continue reading… more info

Impose Magazine — On Saturday, December 17th, Shearwater and Cross Record make an unforgettable appearance at Underground Arts. Photographer Christopher Sikich got some sick photos of the event. The post Shearwater, Cross Record at Underground Arts appeared first on I... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This year proceeds go to Feel the Music, The Trevor Project, The ACLU and Planned Parenthood. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Also: watch a new video made by Alamo Drafthouse set to "Filaments" by Shearwater. Continue reading… more info

Nialler9 — You know the story of Fatima Yahama’s ‘What’s A Girl To Do’ by now, but last November, the Dutch producer released a very good album in Imaginary Lines which had up-to-date dancefloor jams like ‘Love Invaders’, ‘Sooty Shearwater, ... more info